Information Age’s comprehensive guide to the IR35 regulation for the IT sector, explained by IR35 expert Dave Chaplin from IR35 Shield In today’s enterprise environment, it’s common for businesses to ...

An inside-IR35 designation, therefore, means the contractor should be considered an employee of the company for tax purposes, and should pay broadly the same income tax and NICs as a permanent ...

To prevent tax avoidance, IR35 aims to pinpoint whether the work contractors perform for businesses is as an employee, or that of a self-employed contractor, and has huge implications when doing a tax ...

Recent decisions by major employers such as Barclays and Lloyds to bring all contractors onto payroll have ruffled feathers in the contractor community. Six months before IR35 legislation is extended ...

An employee will receive his or her salary subject ... the position is rather different. The existing IR35 rules have not changed and it is reasonable to expect that HMRC will turn its gaze ...

The IR35 reforms have shifted the responsibility for determining ... If they do, they in effect pay no taxes on that income because these are borne in full by the non-compliant employer. However, HMRC ...

That said, Chaplin is not convinced the Employers’ NICs changes will lead to a wholesale cancellation of all the blanket bans firms introduced in the wake of the IR35 reforms. But it might ...